This movement does not aim to pigeonhole styles or make artists abandon their personal expressions.
Artists representing the Movement
In our movement, each artist retains complete autonomy. We don't seek to pigeonhole or limit individual expression, but rather to combine creativity to build a solid, coherent, and transcendent avant-garde, far removed from the ephemeral nature of individual trends.
Gustavo Rivera "Gutí"
Costa Rica | Intervened Tiling
His work fuses tessellations with complex geometric designs that reinterpret the surface of the tessellation, resulting in works of active contemplation.
Mariano Prado
Costa Rica | Generative Art
A pioneer of digital art in Costa Rica, he develops his works using advanced 2D and 3D image generation programs.
Pierre L. Geldenhuys
Sudáfrica | Textile Tessellations
Her innovative method of Textile Tessellations, on wild silk, challenges the viewer to engage in intriguing exercises of visual interpretation.
Meet Our Cultural Diffusion Representatives
This movement has been officially recognized by the Costa Rican government as of:
"Cultural Interest" - Executive Agreement No. 275-C
Tamara Bruzoni
Argentina | Art Criticism
A communicator and cultural manager for the past 20 years, she is the Director of TPandGO Magazine Digital for Latin America and her most recent project, also her own creation, Box de Arte Curatorial.
Tamara's career →
Andrés Garcés
Colombia | Artistic Promoter
He participates in several curatorial committees in Mexico, Colombia, and Argentina, where he has carried out serious and responsible work, promoting the careers of both established and empirical artists.
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Roberto Maduro
EE.UU. | Proffesor
Professor of languages and humanities at higher education institutions in Oklahoma, focusing on art history and intercultural communication. Author of the "Apologetic text" of the movement.
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